Found on: Princess Cruises

On the Menu: Thanks to the line's partnership with Florida-based chocolatier Norman Love, you can start your day on Princess cruises with some very sweet treats. Skip the cereal and scrambled eggs at the Horizon Court buffet and go straight to the breakfast spread that includes indulgent muffins, chocolate-drizzled Danishes, and other pastries created by Love, all made fresh daily on board.

Fee: None

Found on: Disney Cruises

On the Menu: Offered on select sea days on Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy, the breakfast splurge at this formal French specialty restaurant begins with a glass of Champagne and a Spanish ham treat before the 90-minute-plus gastronomic event. Your food is presented as art, and appetizers like gnocchi with chili foam or lobster cannelloni with caviar lead to main courses including Kobe beef tenderloin, sea bass on a bed of scrambled eggs, or veal tenderloin. There are even decadent breakfast desserts.

Fee: $50 per person

Found on: Carnival Cruise Line

On the Menu: You'll find green eggs and ham, of course, plus a lot more, such as stacks of Truffula tree pancakes and Horton's cereal-crusted French toast. This is a whimsical breakfast experience that's both a meal and entertainment, and you can interact with the Cat in the Hat and other Dr. Seuss characters.

Fee: $5 per person

Found on: Royal Caribbean

On the Menu: This is a fun one for the kids, but don't be surprised if you find yourself dancing with Puss in Boots, Shrek, or Po the Kung Fu Panda. Available on Allure of the Seas, Anthem of the Seas, Freedom of the Seas, Liberty of the Seas, Mariner of the Seas, Oasis of the Seas, Quantum of the Seas, and Voyager of the Seas, the breakfast menu includes hippo-sized pancakes, chocolate Muffin Man muffins, kippered herring, omelets, and a salmon plate.

Fee: $10 for ages 6 and older (ages 5 and younger eat free)

Found on: Carnival Cruise Line

On the Menu: Sleep in and then fuel up with a stack of pancakes, an omelet, cheesy grits, or mac and cheese with fried chicken or applewood smoked bacon mixed in. And after a couple of Bloody Marys, maybe some ice cream for breakfast? No guilt allowed on a cruise.

Fee: None (except alcohol)

Found on: Carnival Cruise Line

On the Menu: At this poolside eatery, breakfast burritos are made fresh to order, and you can have them stuffed with chicken sausage or breakfast potatoes. Or choose huevos rancheros and warm arepas, a cornmeal flatbread. Either way, don't forget to hit the salsa bar to spice up your morning.

Fee: None

Found on: Crystal Cruises

On the Menu: Spring for a penthouse suite on an ultra-luxe sailing on Crystal Symphony or Crystal Serenity, and you'll be entitled to specialty dining in your stateroom. A popular pick is the Japanese breakfast from Chef Nobu's Silk Road restaurant. Say ohayo (good morning) to choices including grilled salmon, Japanese pickles, black cod, or tamagoyaki (a small omelet) from the comfort of your cabin.

Fee: None